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Wayland Partnership News August 2017 Wayland Partnership News August 2017 The Wayland Partnership promotes the Economic, Social, Cultural and Environmental Well-being of all who live and work in Wayland. Wayland Partnership, Wayland House, Watton, Norfolk IP25 6AR 1 Registered Charity No. 1081310: Company No. 3869712 Contents Page 2 Contents: Introduction Page 3 Introductions Page 4 Words and Women Page 5 Growing Together ends with a celebration Page 6 Business Showcase Page 7 The Happy Project Page 8 The Friendly Invasion Page 9 Watton Photography Challenge. Sports Centre Dog Show Page 10 The Swashbuckling Pirate Adventure Show (Alex Morley at Melsop Farm) Page 11 Lavender’s lunch Page 12 Watton Carnival Page 13 WWIP Fashion Show by Artichoke for Memory Cafe Page 14 Events and Workshops in the Gallery Page 15 Community Events Page 16 Directions, Contacts, Funders We were a little disappointed in the response to the Photography Challenge this year but the quality of the photographs both as a part of the challenge and in the wider exhibition is exceptional. First of all there is a collection of immaculate local pictures by last year’s winner Neal Trafankowski; then there are some unique black and white photographs of Jimi Hendrix, rescued and lovingly restored by local photographer, Ricky Brooks and shown for the first time ever in our Gallery. Finally there is a series of pictures that will tug most people’s heartstrings—though a few have been uncomfortable with them. They are images of a prem- ature baby, born almost too early to survive but surviving anyway. They are pictures of love and hope and we are proud to show them in the Gallery. We are hoping that once again the sun will shine on the Wayland Show and that people will come in their tens of thousands to enjoy the variety, scope and fun of the Show. #welovewayland #workingtogetherforwayland Wayland Partnership, Wayland House, Watton, Norfolk IP25 6AR 2 Registered Charity No. 1081310: Company No. 3869712 Charlotte & Richard Hello, I'm Charlotte and I'm the new administration assistant at Wayland Part- nership. I moved to Watton 3 and a half years ago with my parents from Bedfordshire and haven't looked back since. I fell in love with Norfolk and its wildlife from having holidays here, although I never saw much of Breckland as we always travelled through it to the coast. I feel that Watton welcomed my family and me with open arms and I helped out at Wayland House when I was looking for work in the first few months of moving here. After 3 years since the last time I sat in reception, I'm back but now as a permanent fixture. It is so rewarding being able to serve the Partnership and the community, especially alongside such wonderful colleagues as Jan, Richard, Jean and the volunteers. On weekends I like to go to various conventions and events for TV shows, films, books and Japanese culture. I get to meet with friends I've made at these events from all over the continent as well as my close friends from Bedfordshire. Wherever they take me it is always nice to come home to Norfolk. I look forward to being here many years and learning even more about Wayland and the people who live here. Hello everyone, I’m the new Development Manager at Wayland House. A bit about me: I’ve spent my career so far working in the public and voluntary sectors, starting in local government in Northumberland before moving to a central government depart- ment in London, and then on to a couple of national charities via a research project in east Africa. I’ve travelled a lot, and spent a year living in southern Malawi where I met my partner, Charlie Brown (her name requires it to be perennially written in full). We moved to Watton a year ago, and in that time the most wonderful thing I’ve found about Wayland is its people. I grew up on a crowded estate in a large town of over 100,000 people, and I don’t think my neighbour said two words to me in twenty-one years. Within three minutes of arriving in Watton, we were reading welcome cards from our new neighbours, receiving invitations for cups of tea, and being handed enormous boxes of duck eggs. In the context of such a friendly and welcoming people, the existence of the Wayland Partnership was not a surprise to me. What was a surprise, however, was the scope and diversity of its projects and its ambition. There is so much going on, from the exhibitions and workshops in the Dragonfly Gallery to the projects targeting social isolation and environmental sustainability. It is clear that the organisation operates so effectively only because of the commitment of the Wayland community and their desire to see our area develop and thrive. It is a remarkable place, and I couldn’t be prouder to be working here Wayland Partnership, Wayland House, Watton, Norfolk IP25 6AR 3 Registered Charity No. 1081310: Company No. 3869712 Hello, We need your help. Words And Women is at a crucial stage of its development. It’s been in existence for 6 years and is gaining in reputation and pro- file and, as usual, we’re working hard to de- velop its activities to ensure its continued success. We have great plans for 2018: the Year of Publishing Women and the Cen- tenary of Women’s Suffrage in the UK. But we need your help to realise these plans. Words And Women is run by Bel and Lynne in their spare time and entirely voluntarily. The organisation has no core funds and we are in need of the most basic of basics in order to continue with our valuable work. We would like to be able to run a virtual office – which means we could have a year-round postal address for correspondence and access to meeting rooms – and to have a brand new website which will be easier for you to use and which will enable us to distribute news, tickets and publications quickly and efficiently. A new website is particularly important for us because we can’t imagine being able to run our writing competi- tions and our 2018 plans via blogger. Future spon- sorship is also dependent on us having a more adapta- ble and attractive website. We need to raise £3,500 by the end of September 2017 to fund these important changes, and we’re hoping you can help us by offering small donations of £5 and £25. Everybody who donates will receive a little something from us by way of a big thank you! So please become a SUPPORTER for £5 or become a SUPER SUPPORT- ER for £25, Go to the website to see how to donate http://wordsandwomennorwich.blogspot.co.uk/p/we-need-your-help.html Note In 2016 Words and Women ran a creative writing project for Women in Swaffham, Gorleston and Watton. Participants met weekly over the six week project and looked at a variety of writing styles. The lively and varies writing which resulted was published in a lovely little book—Gullstones and Cuckoos which is available from the Dragonfly Gallery at Wayland House. Wayland Partnership, Wayland House, Watton, Norfolk IP25 6AR 4 Registered Charity No. 1081310: Company No. 3869712 REGIONAL RECOGNITION FOR LOCAL PROJECT The Wayland Partnership Growing Together Project comes to a close at the end of July after a truly amazing 12 month run. Thanks must go to the People’s Post Code Lottery for funding, and the Wayland Partnership for the vision of an environmen- tal initiative for the area. Almost 600 people have been in- volved across community projects and the highly successful Acorn Fair held in January. July 18th saw Trevor Bunce and I attending the prestigious Nor- folk Biodiversity Awards which each year acknowledges and celebrates voluntary efforts to improve wildlife, and encour- ages greater community engagement with conservation. The Saham Toney Wells Cole Community Project received a Highly Commended award and was runner up to Sprowston Town Council. This well-deserved award for the people of Saham was the ‘icing on the cake’ for the Growing Together Project which has re- invigorated and breathed new life into many existing ‘Millennium’ Projects in our Wayland Villages. We have also worked in part- nership with Norfolk Wildlife Trust on their County Wildlife Action Plan, churchyard wildflower surveys, and created from scratch a wildlife area for the community of Saham Toney. Much has been achieved for wildlife and conservation in Watton and the Wayland area during this project. There has been no shortage of commitment, enthusiasm, and fun for all involved with communities and our treasured wildlife all coming out win- ners. Sustainability and continuity are now the watch words for all our projects as I step aside as Outreach Worker. My key objective was to ‘set a few seed’s and hope that giant Oaks from little acorns might grow and flourish, indeed they have. ZOOTASTIC! That was the verdict from Mr Trevor Bunce of Saham Toney following his recent Zoo Experience Day at Banham Zoo. Tre- vor was the very lucky winner of this raffle prize at the Way- land Partnership ‘Growing Together Project’ Acorn Fair, held at the Queen’s Hall in January. This conservation themed event, a first for the Wayland Area, was a huge success and the prize was chosen because of the conservation programme run by the zoo. As you can see from the photograph Trevor got very ‘up close and personal’ with the giraffes.
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